Sentence examples for timely migration from inspiring English sources

Further analyses show that Fibronectin deposition at the midline is required for the timely migration of myocardial precursors, but dispensable for the migration process itself.

The roles of each of these genes have been elucidated to some extant: ASTN1, is required for appropriate and timely migration of cerebellar granule cells 30; PCDHA1 belongs to the cadherin superfamily and mediate the formation and maintenance of specific synaptic connections 31; MUC5AC, whose expression of protein and mRNA is significantly decreased in gastric cancer tissue 32.

The communication issues are also addressed in the virtualization execution environment with probabilistic communication Quality-of-Service (QoS) technique to support timely application migration.

The use of the POST array enabled the timely collection of migration survival data that could be employed to modify the release strategies for testing the following year.

This guidance is timely given the rapid migration of NGS into clinical test settings.

Here, 'othering' is used to describe people that are socially situated outside the 'boundaries of belonging [ 10, 11].' Indeed, this research is timely given the current migration debates and the 'othering' of migrants seeking ingress across the EU [ 14, 15].

Such responses should facilitate timely and spatially accurate migration consistently over the years because the consistency of routes and migratory timing apparently impacts population fitness (Newton 2006; Calvert et al. 2009; Shamoun-Baranes et al. 2010).

The central government of Japan failed to inform the municipal governments of the occurrence and severity of the incident in a timely manner, leading to chaotic migrations among residents, and eventually causing excess mortality among vulnerable populations such as the institutionalized elderly [ 2, 3].

Thus, Cux1-expressing neurons require GSK-3 signaling for timely multipolar to bipolar transition and migration along radial processes.

Similarly, Nf1 indirectly regulates glutamatergic neuronal migration by controlling the timely differentiation and suppressing ectopic UBC differentiation of GCPs during postnatal cerebellar development.

The 2011 eruption at Shinmoedake highlighted the importance of detection and interpretation of magma migration in order to issue timely warnings to local people and governments in order to mitigate risks from volcanic phenomena.